The six-guest camp is this groups most remote lodge, perched on the upper reaches of the Secure River. Arrival begins with a short flight to the village of Asunta, where locals often welcome guests, followed by a scenic 15-minute boat ride upriver to the deluxe tented camp.
Accommodations feature double-occupancy safari tents with private bathrooms, hot showers, plush bedding, and ceiling fans. The main hardwood lodge houses an open bar and serves expertly prepared meals paired with fine Argentine wines, making for a great spot for story telling at the end of the day.
Fishing at this camp spans both upstream and downstream waters. Upstream, the river winds through dramatic scenery of moss-covered cliffs and deep green pools, offering outstanding dorado and pacu fishing, accessed via traditional pole-driven dugouts. Downstream, broader channels with scattered woody debris provide excellent wade- and boat-fishing for large dorado, navigated with motorized dugouts.
For adventurous anglers, there is also an offering of custom backpacking excursions to the river’s uppermost stretches, allowing one- or two-night overnight trips tailored to individual preferences.
The Fishing
This remote location provides access to the upper section of the Secure river as well as two small tributaries the Ashahana and the Maniquicito Creeks. This upper section has some extremely large resident Dorado, as well as Paku Moturo Surubi and Yatorana which adds great diversity in a week-long trip.
From the camp you also have great access to the middle section of the river which opens up a bit more allows for more navigation with a powered boat but is dense with debris providing ample spots for Golden Dorado to ambush your fly.
You’ll want to be sure to pack your favorite 8 weight 9 weight and 10 weight rods with lines to match that both float and sink. In addition, you will want to be sure to bring along wire bite shock tip it and fluorocarbon in order to harness your large profile baitfish flies to your leaders securely.
The Accommodations
Built from local timber, the camp blends rustic charm with refined comfort. Guests stay in double-occupancy safari tents with plush beds, full linens, and private bathrooms with showers.
The main lodge hosts meals and cocktails, while modern amenities include generator-backed power, hot water on demand, and Wi-Fi. Argentine chefs create a variety of regional and classic dishes, paired with fine Argentine wines. It is jungle camping with a semi-luxury feel.
How to Get There
• International Flight: Guests fly into Santa Cruz, Bolivia (VVI).
• Arrival in Santa Cruz: A Lodge representative meets you at the airport and transfers you to a 5-star hotel for your first night, where you can relax and review trip details with the team.
• Charter to Lodge: The following morning, guests take a ~1.5-hour charter flight to the Ormoromo Community airstrip. From there, guides escort anglers by boat to the lodge.
Arrival & Departure
• Plan to arrive in Santa Cruz the day or evening before your jungle flight.
• Overnight stays in Santa Cruz are included both at arrival and departure.
• Departure from Santa Cruz typically occurs on Saturday following the lodge week.
Required Documents
• Passport valid for at least six months from entry.
• U.S. citizens do not require a visa as of Dec. 1, 2025.
• Yellow Fever vaccination certificate required for entry.
RATES
• 2026: $8,000 per person + $670 Indian Territory / National Park Entry Fee
• 2027: $8,950 per person + $670 Indian Territory / National Park Entry Fee
• 2028: $9,850 per person + $670 Indian Territory / National Park Entry Fee
What’s Included
• In-country air transfers between Santa Cruz Airport and the lodge
• Ground transfers in Santa Cruz
• Lodging in double occupancy in Santa Cruz (1 night at arrival, 1 night at departure) in a 5-star hotel
• Single occupancy room at the lodge (shared guide)
• All meals at the lodge
• Argentine wines, soft drinks, and all alcoholic beverages at the lodge
• All guided fishing (2 anglers per boat)
• Laundry services
• All applicable taxes and GST
What’s Not Included
• International flights to Santa Cruz, Bolivia
• Meals and bar tab in Santa Cruz
• Bolivian visa fees and departure taxes
• Fishing equipment, flies, and terminal tackle
• Gratuities for guides and lodge staff
• Indian Community Tax ($670, can be prepaid with package)
Terms & Conditions – Cancellations
• A non-refundable deposit of 50% per person is required at booking to reserve space and guides.
• All deposits and payments are non-refundable. Trip cancellation insurance is strongly recommended.
• Full payment is due 90 days prior to the trip.
• No refunds for unused portions of the trip or due to poor weather.
• Guests are responsible for all baggage and personal belongings; travel insurance covering loss and theft is highly recommended.
• The lodge and operators are not liable for any loss, damage, or injury during fishing, travel, or other activities, including flights.
• The operator may modify itineraries due to circumstances beyond their control; no refunds are issued, though trip credits may be offered at their discretion.
• By submitting deposit or final payment, guests acknowledge and accept these terms, including cancellation, refund, and liability policies.
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